Hi,
next helpless question: what Scheme type is the "location" argument used
for Scheme functions?
(write)ing location gives
#<location
/home/uliska/git/openLilyLib/snippets/editorial-tools/annotate/examples.ly:29:3>
While I didn't find anything about the "#<" combination in Scheme in
general I have the impression that is an object of some kind.
Looking for the definition of ly:input-message I was lead to
unsmob_input in input-smob.cc - but that doesn't help me any further to
understand what's going on (I can read C++ like I can read a Spanish
newspaper based on my knowledge of French and (partially) Italian).
How can I access the items in this location individually, at least the
string, better the file, line and cursor position independently?
And how could I create something like ly:input-message, but without
quoting the respective input?
I would like to create a clickable input message, but in the context of
a series of information, so the output of the code context lines should
be avoided.
Thanks
Urs
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